India captain Harmanpreet Kaur believes her team’s growing all-round depth gives them a “high chance" of winning the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, which begins Tuesday.

India have twice reached the ODI World Cup final — in 2005 and again in 2017, when they fell agonisingly short against England by nine runs at Lord’s.

Since then, the side has undergone significant transformation, even if the 2022 campaign ended in disappointment with Australia lifting a record seventh title.

“India, I mean, we do have a high chance to be honest," Kaur said on the eve of the tournament.

“I’m not just saying because we have the advantage of playing at home, but the amount of cricket we have played and the results we have got in the last couple of years… that shows we have depth in our game, whether it’

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